The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, January 05, 1916, Image 3
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r. January S^l«.
THE PRESS AND STANDARD
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE OF TAX RETITtXK
•» The Auditor** office will be open
for taking tax returns from Jan. 1st
to Feb. 20th, 1? 16.
Pleata taka notice that I or my
• deputy will be at the following plac
es m otioned below for the purpose
of giving fach tax payer ample op
portunity to make his or her returns
-* tn person no that each piece of
property will appear in Its respect
ive township or school district,■ thus
avoiding double entries.
Falling to make your retnrns the
township bo'ards of assessors nl-e re-
‘ quired by law to add 50 per cent
penalty on all personal property. •
The law requires that all person
al property including Notes, Mort
gages, Money, etc., be listed for tax
es this year. Land stands the same.
All inco^ws of $2,500 and upwards
shall be r^Vned.
There shall be a capitation tax
of 50 cents on all dogs and the pro
ceeds to be expended for school pur
poses. Dogs not returned for tax
ation shall not be held to be proper
ty in anj court In this State.
All males between the ages of 21
and 60 years, except Confederate
soldiers and those persons incapa
ble of earning a sauport by being
lamed or^lrom any other cause are
linflle’tffil poll tax.
All property must be listed on
proper blanks and sworn to.
Township and school district mrst
be given.
y I will ask all land owners having
Y tenants upon their places to bring t
list of them in xmler that they maj^
be properly lifted for taxes. . . j
as follows:
\ HCMMONS FOR RELIEF
STATE OF SOCTH CAROLINA.
County ot CdlUton.
In the Court of Common I’leas. '*
John H. Peurifoy and Emil peurifoy.
an infant, by John H. Peurifoy,
his guardian ad lit- m.
, . Plaintiff.
-» . Y3.
J. .1. Darlington and Alfred Huger,
ar. Trusiec*. Charles C. Wright,
Emmie Wrtf Eugene D. Wright,
Mary Elisabeth Wright* and Wal
ler C*. Wright, Infants, and Ji G.
» Watson, Jr.._ and Connie-Maxwelt
Orphanage^:'. Corporatiop.
. » Defendants.
Suntnu a*> for Relief.
To the Defendants, J. J. Darlington,
as Trustee, and J. G. Watson. Jr.
You arc.Hereby summoned and re-
Colleton Comity’s Schools
EDITORIAL
quired to ahswer the complaint in
this action, which was filed in the
office of the Clerk of this Court at
WaUerbpro. 8. C.. on the 30th day
of December. 1915, an*i, io serve a
copy of your answer to said com
plaint on the subscribers at their of
fice, Walterboro, 8. C.. within twenty
days after the se-vice hereof, ex-,
elusive of the dky of such service;
ahd if you fall to answer the com
plaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiffs In this action will apply to memory
Tlu Pres* and Standard ha^ wait
ed Jill almost half the school year
ha.- gone in the hepe that sotno ^n-
tcrpr.sing teacher :»o : uv*where*in the
county would start a “Moonlight
School', but so far nothing has btvn
v 4*0.u*. no wc Will I.ot r?nuiln quivd
rny longer. Wc intend to. try to got
.£gr our people some cf the goo I
Ihings othi r sections are gettisg, and^
cm. oi these is I •nchirg th') 1 ' :ne.l
and i wl^ose minus hftve l*een
lock.1 up through years pf ill : .*®;*».y
to know something of ‘he v* »r.dcr-
ful Lvn<! of Letters. What ?.•>• you
teachers? Cannot some of you start
a class and show what can be done?
We know several communities where
they would succeed, or w ( o are very
badly^fooled. Are you teaching only
for your pay envelope, or do you
really wish to sgrve? Only this lat
ter kind of teacher will last. What
do you think of It? We mean YOU!
Total public school revenue, $4 •
G39.C5a.lT. . ,
Tetel public school expenditure,
$3,295.3**6.53.
. Per capita expenditure per pupil-*-
Whltc $16.22 (needed 525 >; negro
1 $1.5* in etied $.»*, noth raeea $8.84.
Average salary paid teachers-—
Wiittv.-: Men* $394.72’,' • women
$34“.?>6;- negro: !ci $1 27.77. wo
men 4106.83. r
Number ot districts 1.907..
Districts with sp; < tel tax 1.464.
Lislrirts aidoptiag Compulsory at
tendance by July, 1. 1915- 131.
Average length of.ti ssion in days
—Waite 133: negro 67.
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* OAK DROVE SCHtMH. «
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Thor? will be a meeting of the
rural school improvement Associa
tion at Oak Grove schdobhouse Fri
day evening. The metullers are
urged to be present and aU others
invitwi to coni? and join.-
NOTICE!
the Court for the relief demanded Lr.
the complaint.
Dated December 29. 1915.
HOWELL & GRUBER.
Plaintiff’s Attorneyr.
V SonteVhere back yonder, or our
it- at fault, there was aj
NOTICE
Bitls will be received for. rent ,»f
_ The teachers of tlv county kie
. by called to meet at the Court
House Saturday. Tan 15. 1916. at
11 o'clock a. 'ni.. for the purpose of
organizing, a county teachers' asso
ciation. All teachers aye urg r d to
at this,meeting artel to
, . . with same as ah active mem-
amount to something, and that
meetings would l»e t.eid at which live j HUGO S STRK'KLNDy
meetjng held and a Trustees’ Asso
ciation formed for Colleton County.
i At that time The Press and Standard
, expect ml that this organization would
I I unit*
poor farm "till 12 o'clock pnon." Jr.a" • topics conrcppirg th.- schools would! '/ ounty 8upt of Edocavfon.
- - ' \\ clterboro. S t’.. Jan. 3. !916.
Mv appointments are as ionows: ; l ' ''" . i l-fi- ’i
Hudson’s Mill, Jan. 11, J. 1), Hud-, care for inmates at farm at $l".o*i noe*ls. But like -o mr.ry oth r grtoij T _t
son’s store. | MM ‘ nM * nth> co’unty to furnish < loth- lhin |hl , hope- ot this organiz.;-! ' lamp Venr S.k u.I.Ic.
ton 1° Former’s rn-'-ing and medical attention. ,, ,
R.rto Patch. Jan. 1-. F. rmet ., I n ^ n > s< - r Ved to r-jett any iton seem to have also gone glimmer-j Tlu School l^provemenl A.isocia-
<) Jones’! and all bid*. ^ “ 1 Insr. unless it is roviv«l. WHV Sfl J'' U ?*t '“",*‘7,* JS* Y?'
1 Mr. Piosidont? I, „ dead or|-'“'."^“n,.-"jn" " tndnnfn* M
13.
1« to 12
29. 1ft to 12
2 to 1
T. S. Ack-
(" W. But-
ion store.
Ashton, Jan.
store.’
Lodge, Jna. 14; W.
store.
ilorea, Jan.- 13. from
o’clock. * •
Buckhcad School house. Jan. 13.
2 to 4 o'clock.
Bell’s Cross Roads, Jan. 18. Bry*
ant’s store.
Ruffin. Jan. 19. W. If. Breland’s
store. - » . - . ‘
Williams, Jan. «2t). T^lcr O’Quin's
store.
Smoaks, Jau. 21. Smoaks Mercan
tile Co.
Johnsons school house, Jan. 22,
10 to 12 o’clock. ,
WilsonV store,Jan. 22, to 4
o'clock.
Sniders. Jan. 23, Dr. .fc*' li. Pad
gett’s store.
Petits. Jab. 26, 10 to 12 o’clock,
Harry Petit’s'store.
- . T. S. Joiws"store, 2 to 4 o’clock,
■Jan. 26.
Hendersonville, Jan. 27, , T. S.
Boynton's store.
Sidney, Jan. 28. C. D. C. Adams’
store.
* „W. G. Hiott’s, Jan.
o’clock.
A. D. Dodd’s, Jan
o’clock.
Cotta Seville, Feb. 3
erman'» storey
Jacksonboro, Feb. 4
ler’s store.
Green Pond # Feb.
Mercantile Co.
E. M. JONES. Auditor,
for Colleton County.
Dec. 13. 1915. 12-l-5-5t
* PROFESSIONAL *
* CARDS. *
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Real Estate . General Insurance
- J : ; ,
Rent*
^ COLLETON REALTY CO.
R. M. Jefferies D. L. Smith
Pres. Gen. Mgr.
We buy and sell real estate, col
lect rents, promote loans. Life, Ac
cident, Fire, Tornado, Bond, In
surance. Walterboro, 8. C.
Fox’s Jan. 15, 1916 to Jan. 1, 191*.
.1 . - J. K. MOORE
Highway Commissioner.
1-5-2L
onl> .-!* ping? The Press and Stand- 7:3*i. Admiskibn five cents for
lard win stfndly publisli a call fori*a ( l'' Al! "•'nilemen and
fanothe:^ meeting.* Can we not have
lit?
boys admitte*! free But v.e hoo“
th“ men folks will not, leave all
“change" at home, as tli r ro may
some surprises on Li * intidc that
' NOTICE .
in am nt wa* : f^b'dde^on'mriand!"* 1 ^"^^ of tUe “^•‘.iHght School’ may necessitate the spending Ot a.mm
A. B. ARNSDOF.?,. j .. Movement. money.
12-8-4tp. Salkehatchie, S.^C. | * ••These fractions are fine* I nev-
AN OLD-TIME NUftSE
CURED
Of Catarrh of the Stomach by Perana
MRS. SELENA TANNER, ^
Athens, Ohio. , :
f -»»«* -
This Cure Date* From October 3, 1899.
OcL 3, 1.899 —"Catarrh. of th** rtomncli. Was nearly rtam
s After taking Peruna I have a good appetlto.“
8;pt- 11, 19A4 —'jfl can a *sure you that I-om still a friend
I’enma. My health is still good." - v .’ r '
April 23, 1906 —"Tes, I ton slUI-n friend of Penana. WH1 le-av
^ , long us‘l Hva, I R in Hie house all the time.'*
Dec. 18. 1997 —"l recommend Pcruna so often that they call m«
< tne i'eruna doctor. Per qua recommends Itself'-
when’once tried.’’
Dec. 27, 1908 —’T still tell everybody I can that Peruna is tbs
best medicine In the world."
Aug. 15, 1909 —’'Pomma-saved my,llfb years ago. I still take It '
when/I have a cold.?
« .* •»
Jan. 4, 1910 —"I was threatened with pneumonia. Peruna
saved tne."
May - 17, 1912 —*'I am glad to do anything I can for Peruna."
May ^6, 1914 —“I have always l*een a nurse. Peruna haa helped
me In my work more than all other medicines.’*
Mar. 22. 1915,. —“I have divided my bottle of I’eruna with people
many times. It always helps.**
The above quotations give a vague glimpse of the ostreependsnoe
we have had with Mrs. Tenner since 1t9& Our Alee, which cover
twenty-five years, include many similar
v:iy.: •. • •
TAe" SILENT
—Model 8 shows what should*now be expected of a
typewritet. ’
..ffe
S. 1. A.
NOTICE 0 .
All persons are forbidden to tres
pass on'the lands of the estate of G.
R. Bennett or on my lands under
penalty of the law.
*■ B. R. IIIERS,
l>-15-3tp. » Walterboro S. *’
, NOTICE
The creditors .of the estate of S. A.
Marvlnj deceased, are hereby noti-
er was able to figure a load of corn
before and knov. that I was getting
what was coining to me. You bet
you J Trill new! ’’ ^
i Such way the proud boa‘t the oth-
erday of ;y^64-yeat-old farmer study
ing in ihrt moonlight schools ofL.Ok-
lahoma a man who a few weeks bo-
fot^ “coubl manage to write hir
few folk;; could
“TAKE CASCARETS”
IF HEADACHY, BIL
IOUS ANDCON-
' STIPATED
5.
name but-mighty
read it. * ;
, And all over the South this, sort
fied to render to the undersigned j cf gloviou^vvoi k Is now going or
“Xecutogp. or either of ihem, .it Nortii UarJfffS?! at one end and Okla-
Whlte .Hall. 8. cn itemized a'' I home, at the other being equally In- „ '
ci»unt of their demands, duly attesLj | e L 0Bt{ , (l f r ;. we h , ar ,j f) - jin* liver ;i*t*l houoL, b.td bt .*th.
ed: -ami all persons indebted to sa 1 , h „ otiu r da> h:; ,j n ,...er Lee’ aU s , M - t | sou, s,.,„m,h.
estate notified lo make javment to. to s t-. n hH nac. to hi; bank c' * k 1 Get a lo-cen* box.
oitne,' pf uM <>xm*«oDt. •. j but after going to school a f;w rUuh.s
• ' w ocoTut xI vpviv tho rashiwr MV V ! ,in cometjn i.nd m-
W.^ROLERT MA 1'IN. j Ktea( | 0 j making hL nta k. pick d up
..V. o Lxecutors.; ( }, e p,. n kVjth thf , „;. ol „l ex.lamalion
,V:St Wo: S C ‘’ D<?r 1 '' 191 °' : “Nov*, sc.- her rip!” and daelc’d off
l2-s2-3t. / . * ' ! Ms full name without help. In th
' vi»tii *f | Oklahoma school in which the 6 4
. ... “ , ’ • , .... 1 vcar-o!d farther learned his fra.-.
All persons are hereby forbidden
Rif/ Bfarlng; Long 11'earing
The success of the L. C. Smith & Bros. Typewriters Has'*
been due to the fact that the wants of the kkt have
dictated its construction. T he user has decided in favor
of certain improvements now incorporated in Model 8.
Among them arc:
Silence of Ofcrathn—T!,ic tnoib/W 'jU running efficient
typewriter ever plscevl on the )na.'Lc:. Absolute silence
ha:, been very nearly attained^
tkcimal TjbuLitor—A help in billing and tabulating.
There is no extra charge, lor this convenience. Q
l\:i : ~r!e L:ns Sxccr- r.nrNr-s the operator to start on a
ace £rc
SI
Sick h «*adache; biliousness, coat*' 1
tongue, head and io^c dogg*.. uy
with a’cold- always rracc (bis to'
torpid liver, delayed. f**rm , 'uting Icod
in the bowels or sour, gi.ssy stom
ach. ,
Pjoisonous matter clogged in the
intestines, instead of being cast out
Colleton against tresnavsing hunting or shoot- Uon ^ “ wr,t *‘ r deseffbing the ojh n-, of the sjaitem re-absorbed Into the
against trespassing. Hunting or snoot . t.io^ vYhen this poison reaches the
ing on our lands under penalty of --v.i,’ 8 .
be law.
Padgett Land & Mer. Co.,
12-1514t. . Saik-ehatchie. 8. C.
*4c4t<:ti:4c4:«#4i4i4i
Write me and I will ex
plain how I was cured in 4
days of a severe rase of
Piles of 40 years standing
without pain, knife or deten
tion from business. No one
need fitter from this dis
ease when this humane rare
„ chn be had right here in
ftonth Carolina.
It. M. JOSEY
' l.amar. 8. C.
“‘The pupils'came, and the k.|Vo-- delicate brain tissues it causes (on-
setie lamps illumined a strange seen'*, gestlon and that dull, throbbing.
Fome came afoot, some ' on hors*'- sickening headache.
*-*
tt**#**#***
back, and somd^in wagons, bringing
the wife and -babies. There were
three pallets on the teacher’s ros
trum that night, and there slept ba
bies while the parents worked ....
They sat In the seats where their (
children and even grand-children sat
by day. Some^of them were put *n
the chart class, others could start in
• EYES. '
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Eyese examined scientifically.
Glasses and Artificial Eyes Fitted.
Satisfaction guaranteed
J. A. WESTERBEKG,
Optometrist.
Endors tl by Globe Optical Co.
•j
Dr. A. J. Anderson,
Dental Surgeon
..Office Honrs: 9 a. ra. to 2 p. m.:
3p. in. to 6 p. m. Phone lft0-X.
Walterboro, 8. C.
D. B. PEURIFOY
Attorney at Law
Practice in all Court*.
Office Opposite Court House
Walterboro. S. C.
STOP, LOOK AND READ ■THln
If a man irfve's a girl, that his busr-
. ness;
If a girl loves a man that’s her busi
ness:
If they get married ■ that’s their
business.
So, if you want yonr automobile scat
covereda and clothes cleaned, see
The New York Pressing Clnb; for
that’s their business^
New York Pressing
Club
J. B. DAVENPORT, Mgr.
RUN-DOWN WOMM
Made Strong By 0or Vinol
CascaretK immediately cleanse the
stomach, remove the sour, nndigest-
.ed food and sour gases, take the ex-
iess bile from the liver and carry out
all the constipated waste matter and
poisons in the bowels.
•k^Cascaret to-night will purely
straighten you out by morning. They
work while you sleep—a'TO-cent box
the primer, ami some who could read froni yo'* 1 ' tHyiggist means your head
tolerably, piling d into the mysteries | cl** r . stoniartn sweet and vour liver
of arithmetic” an< * bowels'regular for months.
Only this morning as we write thi»
a report comes to us of a “mot.n-
tight school” lor perhaps it woul.l
he more accurate to yal! them ' nigi. |
schools”) not many miles from o tr
office in which twenty-four men ag<l
•women wera enrolled, the pupllf no*
only leorning^to read and write, bet
Kc*ting a prettv good start In artt: -
mctle. -'learning figures” is popu
lar because nearly everybody wish*
to know that lie is grtting the rig! t
pnv when he sells anything and no,
being cheated when he buys.—Tnc
Progressive Farmer.
* Hs Jj! :jc * * # *
/ - . J *
KOI TK 4.
; 3(: rji tJ: f t : 9 t :
Mrs.
given line md spn * from point ot starting; al. o to write
spaetpq, venes
furnished in p!.ur oi dv:
vn ruled line/t who/6 so.^ctra venes fire:*, typvwntcr spac
ing. A great help in card vve-k. r ,
Faster Ribbor. Feed—Insures r.c.. place of mpr.et lor each
typeface. , ^
Choke of Osniaye Returri—Upc>n special order riie nev/
left hand carriage return will be
right hand reiuni.
All the important features of previous models have been retained
— ball bearing carriage, typeKtrs and capital shift, back spacer,
key-control!ed ribbon, removable platen, protected ppe, flexible
paper feed and automatic ribbon reverse.
Writ, for NV» Ojr*!n* of 8. It will espUin wl
. L. C. Smith &. Brut. Tvpvwnttr m a lynoiitrci to< Mipmot
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L C SMITH ec DROS. TYPEWRITER
Factory and Home Office, SYRACUSE, N. Y., U. S. A.
8AVANNA.il. GA.
140 BI LL 8T.,
HEBER R, PADGETT, out benefit. A friend told me ol>out
’ , . Attorney «» Law v, " oL 1 tried it «.d it won boiimp m y
Some S4 h<H>| Figures
r H
The slate superintendent of edttc .
lion. J. E. Swearingen, has issued a
^rh'ol directory of South farqllnn
Tt is n pamphlet vof 28 pages and i:
’•rplete w-ith Information soncernir •
the schorl system of the State. !•
contains the personnel of the S*. u
■•opartmot of education, the St*:*
board o* oducaion. county superi**-
j trrufentH and their salaries. conr:v
;nperyising tcacherr., ofHcera of th
j S, it' 1 Teachers’
i nais and teachers in the city school
Fort Edward, N.Y.—“ I was in a run- ‘ ! n state aided high schools w ith n. •
jowm neiwoos and*weak condition, so I -r more teachers In rural grad :
"oulanot do the housework for my little chools, in misc* Uaneo’is school
family of three. 1 had taken ccri liver jiolloce presitients, while, col!*'
ai! emulsions and other rernedi .-s with- j - ;<len,s.' negro.
Of parti* alar in,e*c^t ; v r.«l •ignff •
\
Prompt Attention Ti* 411 Business
V , Walterboro. S. C.
strength and made me a well woman so
I now do all of my housework 4 ”-Mrs.
Elmer Glidden.
We guarantee Vipol, our delicious cod
H. W. Block
Drs. Black & Mardin
\ I>*'ntlsls.
OffVe next dooc to U • oro Drug
Com pan \
Office Hours: 8:3ft a. lu. to 2:30 p.
p. m. to 8:00 p. m. , «,
Phone 67-J. ' '
u.Miin H ver a od iron tonic, for all run-down,
7, i . j. weak and debiliUted condiUons.
John M. Klein, Druggist,
, Walterboro. 8. C.
——
To Core a Cold In One Dnjr
rake LAXATIVE; RROMO Quinine. Itstopeth*
Cough and ilextachc *•*« works off the
Druggists reunU iu; l-v ii it feils to w orr.
L. Butler, of Ritter, *»
spending r.ont'* time with" hi'f ••*ufht r
Mrs. J. M. Avant. 0
Miss Annie Avant ban returnM
home after ; p b<H;ip the -holiday** in
ChaVleston.
MrA. Maggie Hiott bus returned
borne after u brief visit in t’harles-i
ton at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. 4’. M. Hiott.
We are glad to know that .Mrs*
John Avant is improving after b’ing
very ill so long.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Draady, ft*
Drawdy’s, have, been visiting Mrs.
Drawdy’s father, Billie O’Quin.
Miss Batty O’Quin h^s returnc-l
liome from Dtawdy’s. after spenilln^
the bolidai’s with bet sister. Mrs.
Richard Dravvdy, j
Miss Jewel Avant has b en sp»r. i-|
in* the holidays with Misrt Minnie
asso-iatlon. .pri"< Martin, of Kvergrceii sec,i*»n. and
waa accompanied ho the b;. her cou v-
*n, Minnie Martin.
Mrs- 8. A. (’rosily has beep -visit-
in* her daughter, Mnv. I.. .1. Avv^tit.
a few days. \
T. I*. 1 Butler, of Ritter, has
cepted a poFlti«*n in Summerville.-
Bruce and Klster Beach. o r Biui -
ton, are visiting Jasper Fender.
v—* r
T»i<* Gist of It.
. "Last December ! had a very se
vere cold and was nearly down s ck
in bed. I bought two bottles of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and If
r u;<« are tlie follow irg school fa- '
•■ob ,he scholastic yen' 1914-15 T) ;
arc commended t<* tl*e careful co;
sideration of every citir* n of So..*
Carolina: «
I’ebllc •.<ho<d‘-t’ White 2.346 -.ne
g*o. ? 605. Total. 5.061.
Teachers White Men 865. <
j men. 4.217: negro. Men. 784. women, w'as only a very few days Until I vv^s
4. <4 * 4 V ^vA 44.1 4 I /X fafk'llttl
:*.2i4
. Enrollment—White. 180.3f6; nc-
■vro - ' 19.2,525. Total 372.841.
Avrage attendance White 123.
v w. caclE S ^igaatutt ow esck Ita*. r.\ 11« : regro 127.567. Total 230,68'-
completely, restored* to health
writes O. J. Metcalf. Wealherby, M4.
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